"Anytime we are in Waco, we call Sammy Citrano at George's FIRST!" Kathy Becker, White House Travel Department
"I still go to George's to drink my beer." Pat Green, Texas songwriter and Grammy nominee
"George's is an all 'South' place to gather for a Big XII games." Southern Living
Awards
Bar of the Month Maxim magazine, March 2003
Small Business of the Year 1998 Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce
Best Chicken Fried Steak in Waco Waco Tribune-Herald
Voted Waco's coldest beer
George's Fans
Winner of the Maxim Bar of the Month Award, March 2003
Baylor University is a devout
Baptist stronghold dedicated to preserving moral values. The bar across the street sells 18-ounce goblets of beer for
$2.25. A Waco hot spot since the 1930s, George's doesn't just cater to hot coeds; it also attracts hot townies. "Every walk of life comes to George's," boasts owner Sammy Citrano, whose name is, suspiciously, not George. Come for the chicken fried steak, but stay for the Big O, a dirt-cheap bowl o' beer that got its name in the 60's when God-fearing students too timid to order demon juice by name used the code word
orange. Does Baylor condone such gluttony? "The campus first allowed dancing seven years ago, so they're not gonna openly promote it," jokes Sammy. If you can manage to escape from your beseiged compound, head to 1925 Speight Ave, or call 254-753-1421.
Bar of the Month
Baptist stronghold dedicated to preserving moral values. The bar across the street sells 18-ounce goblets of beer for
$2.25. A Waco hot spot since the 1930s, George's doesn't just cater to hot coeds; it also attracts hot townies. "Every walk of life comes to George's," boasts owner Sammy Citrano, whose name is, suspiciously, not George. Come for the chicken fried steak, but stay for the Big O, a dirt-cheap bowl o' beer that got its name in the 60's when God-fearing students too timid to order demon juice by name used the code word
orange. Does Baylor condone such gluttony? "The campus first allowed dancing seven years ago, so they're not gonna openly promote it," jokes Sammy. If you can manage to escape from your beseiged compound, head to 1925 Speight Ave, or call 254-753-1421.